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Re: [Adonthell-devel] New Windows test (PORTED TO VISUALC)


From: Kenneth Gangstoe
Subject: Re: [Adonthell-devel] New Windows test (PORTED TO VISUALC)
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 12:41:52 +0200
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Btw, Im on irc if you want to talk.

Quoting Kenneth Gangstoe (address@hidden):
> I was able to compile the app after some fiddling - you do some weird stuff
> in there, at least to what I'm used to see.
> 
> Here are some issues you might want to look into for more portability.
> 
> 1. Use of "using namespace std;" - this totally screws up, so you better
>    use std::string, std::endl instead.
> 
> 2. callback.h:
> 
>    enum {MEM_FUNC_SIZE = sizeof(PMemFunc)};
>    union{
>      PFunc func;
>      char memFunc[MEM_FUNC_SIZE];
>    };
>  
>    what exactly are you doing here? It chokes ALOT on the MEM_FUNC_SIZE
>    stuff.
>    
> 3. In some sourcefiles (not headerfiles), you keep the default values
>    in the parameters. You shouldnt do this, and only keep them in the header 
>    files.
>    
>    Example:
>    void image::zoom (const surface& src, u_int16 l, u_int16 h, u_int16 x = 0, 
> u_int16 y = 0)
>    
> 4. Statics
> 
>    In class joystick_event:
>     static const int max_nbr_joysticks = 5;
> 
>    You can't set static variables directly in header files.
>    
>    Secondly, in class control_event:
> 
>        static button_type Joystick_map[joystick_event::NBR_BUTTONS * 
>                                         joystick_event::max_nbr_joysticks];
>                                         
>    refering to the max_nbr_joystick here also chokes. You might consider
>    using a #define instead or something.
>    
>    This static stuff is a few other places, can't remember exactly.
>    
> 5. Probably some more issues I forgot.
> 
> 
> Now, to the result:
> 
> igzstream created
> Size of an u_int8: 1
> Size of a bool: 1
> Size of an u_int16: 2
> Size of the file: 2
> Now reading the file
> Position: -1
> Ok
> Mask value: 0 - Alpha value: 255
> Image dimensions: 52428 x 52428
> 4294967295 255 4294967295
> Stopped reading at position -1
> gzeof reports 0
> error code set to -1
> 
> Values way off! Might be because I broke something during the compile fixes,
> esp. regarding the MEM_FUNC_SIZE (I just set it to 4 - would that be somewhat
> correct?).
> 
> - Kenneth
>        
> Quoting Alexandre Courbot (address@hidden):
> > http://www.gnurou.org/adonthell-stuff/wintest.tgz does now contain a
> > simple zlib test. It won't open any SDL display, but will just try to
> > read the raw data from test.img. Be carefull, as I don't have included
> > the DLLs this time.
> > 
> > It should run during a few seconds and produce a big stdout.txt
> > (300-400K). I'll need it whole to see what happens, if/when it screws up
> > and why. Please sent stderr.txt also, in case an error happened.
> > 
> > The test program (in main.cc) is very simple - it just prints the size
> > of a bool, u_int8 and u_int16 (should be 1, 1 and 2), reads the mask,
> > alpha value and size of the image (should be 0, 1, 224, 49), will tell
> > where it is in the file a few times, and will read every single byte of
> > the image and print it on a line, with the previous and current position
> > in the file. As the image is mainly white, most of the bytes should be
> > equal to 255.
> > 
> > At the end of the program, it will print the final position, which
> > should be 21958. If it fails again there, maybe you can gunzip test.img
> > under Windows and check whether it's size is well 21958.
> > 
> > Hope this will help clearing things up!
> > Alex.
> > -- 
> > http://www.gnurou.org
> > 
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